Clark Atlanta University senior Morgan Gamble dies in Atlanta crash
Morgan Gamble, a 21-year-old mass media student, died after a high-speed collision on Hank Aaron Drive in Atlanta. Police arrested the driver at the scene.
Key points
- Morgan Gamble, a 21-year-old senior at Clark Atlanta University, died in a collision on Hank Aaron Drive in Atlanta.
- Police reported the driver was traveling at nearly 95 mph in a 35 mph zone when they struck Gamble's vehicle.
- The driver, identified as Nikolai Dunford, was arrested at the scene of the late-night crash.
- Gamble was studying mass media with a focus on television, film, and radio.
- She had previously worked on the Netflix reboot of 'A Different World.
Morgan Gamble, a 21‑year‑old senior at Clark Atlanta University, died Tuesday after a collision on Hank Aaron Drive in Atlanta.
Gamble was studying mass media with a focus on television, film and radio, according to her LinkedIn profile.
She had also worked on Netflix’s reboot of “A Different World.”
The crash occurred at the intersection of Hank Aaron Drive and Glen Street during late‑night hours. Police said a driver was traveling at a “high rate of speed,” reported as nearly 95 mph in a 35 mph zone, and struck Gamble’s vehicle.
The driver, identified as Nikolai Dunford, was arrested at the scene.
The Clark Atlanta University community is mourning the loss of the student.
Your questions, answered
Who was killed in the crash on Hank Aaron Drive in Atlanta?
Morgan Gamble, a 21-year-old senior at Clark Atlanta University, was killed in the collision.
What happened to the driver involved in Morgan Gamble's death?
The driver, Nikolai Dunford, was arrested at the scene after being reported to be traveling at high speed.
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